Honda Cbr 250r Price in Nepal 2026

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Price

रु 6,79,900

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Honda CBR 250R Key Specifications in Nepal

Engine Type ice

Displacement 249.6 cc

Max Power 26.5 PS @ 8500 rpm

Max Torque 22.9 Nm @ 7000 rpm

Mileage 30-35 kmpl

Cooling System Liquid Cooled

Safety Feature Dual-Channel ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)

Seat Height 784 mm

Honda CBR 250R All Variants & Prices in Nepal

Variant	Price (रु)
STD	रु 6,79,900 Calculate EMI
ABS	रु 7,78,900 Calculate EMI
Repsol ABS	रु 7,92,900 Calculate EMI

About Honda CBR 250R in Nepal

The Honda CBR 250R is widely regarded as one of the most balanced entry-level sports motorcycles ever sold in the Nepali market. Inspired by the larger VFR1200F design, it features a full-fairing aerodynamic body that provides excellent wind protection for highway touring. Unlike many aggressive sports bikes, the CBR 250R offers a comfortable "sport-touring" riding posture, making it suitable for both daily city commutes and long-distance rides across Nepal’s diverse road conditions.

Under the fairing, it houses a refined 249.6cc DOHC, liquid-cooled engine that is known for its linear power delivery and bulletproof reliability. It was one of the first bikes in its segment to introduce the Combined Anti-lock Braking System (C-ABS), setting a high benchmark for safety. The bike features a Pro-link monoshock suspension and wide tubeless tires that ensure a stable and plush ride. Though it has been officially phased out to make way for newer BS6 models, the CBR 250R remains a highly sought-after machine in the pre-owned market due to its timeless design and Honda’s legendary build quality.

Honda CBR 250R Full Specifications & Features

Performance & Engine

1. Engine Displacement: 249.6 cc

The CBR 250R is powered by a 249.6 cc, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, 4-valve, DOHC single-cylinder engine. Known for its "over-square" design 76mm 55mm, it loves to rev. However, unlike high-strung racing singles, this engine is remarkably refined, using a primary balancer shaft to cancel out the "thumper" vibrations typically felt in the handlebars.

2. Max Power: 26.5 PS @ 8,500 rpm

With a peak output of 26.5 PS, the CBR 250R strikes a perfect balance. It’s powerful enough to cruise at 120 km/h without feeling strained, yet the power delivery is linear and predictable, making it a forgiving "first sportbike" for newer riders.

3. Max Torque: 22.9 Nm @ 7,000 rpm

The 22.9 Nm of torque is widely distributed. While many 250cc bikes feel "gutless" below 6,000 rpm, the CBR 250R has a meaty mid-range. This allows for effortless overtaking in city traffic without needing to dance through the gearbox constantly.

4. Top Speed: 145 km/h

Thanks to its aerodynamic full-fairing modeled after the VFR1200F the CBR 250R can tuck into the wind and reach a top speed of roughly 145 km/h. It feels remarkably planted at high speeds compared to naked bikes in the same class.

Transmission & Drivetrain

1. Gearbox: 6-Speed

The 6-speed transmission is crisp and light. The inclusion of a 6th gear is what makes this a true "touring sportbike," as it allows the engine to sit at lower RPMs during highway transits, improving both fuel economy and engine longevity.

Dimensions & Weight

1. Kerb Weight: 167 kg

At 167 kg, it has enough "heft" to feel stable when crosswinds hit you on the highway, yet it remains narrow enough to split lanes in Kathmandu traffic. The mass is centralized low in the frame, so it doesn't feel top-heavy.

2. Seat Height: 784 mm

The 784 mm seat height is very approachable. Even shorter riders can comfortably plant both feet on the ground. The "split-seat" design offers a sporty look while providing surprisingly good cushion for the rider during long hours.

Safety & Braking

1. ABS: Dual-Channel

The CBR 250R was one of the first in its class to offer Dual-Channel ABS. Using a 296mm disc at the front and a 220mm disc at the rear, the system provides immense confidence during emergency stops, especially on Nepal's often dusty or wet road surfaces.